eviks

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by eviks 5d ago
All the "modern capabilities" are available to more efficient toolchains, so that doesn't explain any need to sacrifice. And if you don't personally experience storage issues, talk to other people who do.
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by eviks 5d ago
> someone should assemble
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by eviks 6d ago
They can't, those keys are too far away for such common operations. And Fn keys are just as bad, so replacing with them would also have been a mistake
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by eviks 6d ago
Interesting analysis > [LLM It doesn’t need to be clean or maintainable. It only needs to be correct But correctness is precisely the issue with LLMs? But also > I would’ve spent more time on the trie simplification algorithm and less
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by eviks 6d ago
They do, the very fact of using such posters indicates the lack of necessary competence and or resources in the process that can discern quality to fix the results
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by eviks 6d ago
Useful non-siloed memory seems like an awesome idea, though seems close to impossible to add within such a diverse and resource-starved environment such as niche open source platforms. So I'd settle for a polished set of defaults solvi
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by eviks 8d ago
> Since they are bound to the site they are created for, they cannot be phished by a hacker’s fake login screen. With the app you use to store those keys (a password/key manager) it's the same - you simply wouldn't have an
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by eviks 8d ago
Or it could be very beneficial - you don't need to know anything about finance to judge the quality of this particular decision, so it's easier to cast doubt on other gospels
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by eviks 8d ago
Sure it does. The amount of storage/RAM when you buy your phone depends on the price. But also the lifetime of a device is longer if the replacement is more expensive. And those older devices have even less storage/ram. And it
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by eviks 8d ago
So a greatly more customizable browser is worth it?
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by eviks 8d ago
They only do if autocorrect allows it
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by eviks 8d ago
Given the prices of storage and ram you should still worry about wasting user resources
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by eviks 8d ago
> No client will pay $350/hour for your AI. But they already do! There are cases of professional service firms creating their reports using LLMs, there have even been a few prominent scandals re the fake data generated in them
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by eviks 9d ago
> a terminal UI (TUI) on top of an agent loop. ... TypeScript, using Node.js as the framework and V8 for the execution engine, with Ink and React for UI. That’s a respectable choice for a TUI application Who would respect that??? > An
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by eviks 9d ago
The review wastes way too much space on tiny things that could be a bullet point in a collapsed-by-default section (whole 7 paragraphs on such a critical OS feature as it's installer icon?) > The project’s last official update was n
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by eviks 9d ago
I know, right, so it should be easy for Mac OS to excite, yet here we are
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by eviks 10d ago
It took the whole year before v21 was finally approved, so seems only fair they publish minor v21 revisions multiple times a day!
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by eviks 11d ago
> Every block of a JPEG XL image is effectively a small tile, Operative word here is "small", so it has different effect, thus doesn't imply same sensitivity trigger
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by eviks 11d ago
> that they may mistake for complete but poor quality That's what UI is for - show an indicator that it's not complete and avoid the confusion, bringing back to the original issue But also, that's not "obviously a pre
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by eviks 11d ago
Compare it to 18 before the UI fail and you might have a non-dud of a response. And no, it wasn't the whole point, just read the announcement to see how much space is devoted to other points
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by eviks 11d ago
IOS claimed to have improved app startup over the previous version > For example, app launches are up to 30% faster,8 new photos load in your Photos library up to 70% faster,9 and AirDrop transfers are up to 80% faster.10
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by eviks 11d ago
Indeed, such a basic and obvious design fail yet all those "I can't read text, but it's grown on me"
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by eviks 11d ago
That's certainty not what the reviews say, the complaint was about notifications, your quote doesn't mention them
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by eviks 11d ago
Why would I read reviews for "the promise"? So after reading the review, how much has performance improved over 18?
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by eviks 11d ago
There is not much point in asking if you're so imperceptive
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by eviks 11d ago
They've already come?15.8 has a long list of vulns fixed
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by eviks 11d ago
You have the same long list for Sequoia 15.8, so how is that better? Besides, newer OSes are also more likely to have uniquely knew bugs from both AI slop and in general all the shiny new broken features
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by eviks 11d ago
Good point about the whole new language as a tool for eliminating many thousands(?) as a whole category
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by eviks 12d ago
Can't that future adopt basic resource / complexity limits to defuse the DOS bomb?
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by eviks 12d ago
> and narrowly scoped to the needs of the Web > it was hard enough to get widespread WebP adoption That's not a coincidence! And because these newer codecs are better outside the Web, it's not really "the same hill&quot

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